How to Use Your Breast Milk Powder
Freeze-dried breast milk is not sterile. Breast milk powder should be stored and prepared properly in order to prevent contamination with Cronobacter and other bacteria that can cause serious illness if safe handling guidelines are not followed.

ADDITIONAL INFO
Incorporating into Solid Foods
Your powdered breast milk can also be incorporated into solid foods even after weaning for a nutritional boost! Simply sprinkle a little on your child's favorite foods, and mix in. Here are a few tips:
- Each ounce of frozen breast milk will yield approximately 0.1oz (2 teaspoons) of breast milk powder.
- Make sure that the powder is mixed in thoroughly to the food to prevent accidental powder inhalation.
- After you open a bag of your breast milk powder, remember to re-seal the zipper! The powder will rapidly start to attract moisture if left unsealed, which can lead to bacterial growth as your milk was not pasteurized during the freeze-drying process. For this reason, once the bag has been opened, it should be re-sealed and used within 3 days.
Instruction Label Guide
*note that the total volume of the bottle will be about 10% larger than this once the water is added to the powder
